This is a list of the equipment used by the Belgian Army and Belgian Medical Service.

Individual equipment

Camouflage pattern Model Image Origin Pattern type Environment Notes MultiCam Disruptive pattern camouflage / woodland Universal Standard issued camouflage have been entering service since 2022 in the Belgian Armed Forces (except for the Belgian Navy).

The MultiCam was already in service since 2016 with the Special Forces Group. Jigsaw Jigsaw Temperate / central Europe Third variant, the M1999, of the Jigsaw pattern that entered service in 1999.

Fourth iteration, the M2005, that entered service around 2005, the white bits were removed.

Being phased out of the active forces, but is still used with some accessories. Jigsaw Jigsaw Arid / desert Reused Jigsaw pattern, and entered in service in the Belgian contingent in Afghanistan (ISAF).

Phased out of the active forces., but is still used with some accessories. M19 (NFP-Navy) Flecktarn Naval The Belgian Navy selected the M19 (NFP-Navy), the same camouflage as the Royal Netherlands Navy.

Clothing Model Images Origin Type Notes G4 Combat Gear – Field uniforms The SSC Consortium (Sioen, Seyntex, Crye Precision) was selected in 2022 to provide the new combat gears of the Belgian Land Component for the following 15 years, worth €410 million. The purchase includes:

Clothing (compatible and integrated multilayer system), with male and female specific variants Planned future purchases: Wool underwear (anti-bacterial properties) Rain gears CBRN protection (clothing / mask) Ballistic vest Helmets Backpacks

Other equipment Model Images Origin Type Notes Combat helmet Combat helmet 8,650 ordered in 2020. Hazmat Protective mask Adopted by the Belgian Army Night Vision THEON MIKRON BNVD Night vision 8,509 ordered by Belgium as of December 2024.

Weapons Small arms Model Images Origin Type Calibre Notes HandgunsFN Five-seven mk2 Semi-automatic pistol FN 5.7×28mm NATO Standard issue sidearm, ordered in 2014 in replacement of the Browning GP. Initial contract for 12,065 pistols Glock 19 Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum Used by:

SOBU (Special Operations Boat Unit) SOED (Special operations engineer detachment) DAS (Détachement d’Agents de Sécurité). Submachine guns FN P90 FN 5.7×28mm NATO Personal defence weapon used by medical personnel and SFG - Special Operations Boat Unit. Initial contract in 2014 for 865 P90. B&T MP9-N Submachine gun 9×19mm Parabellum Used by the DAS (Détachement d’Agents de Sécurité). Rifles FN F2000 Bullpup assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO Used by SOR Pathfinders in limited quantities to serve alongside the FN SCAR. FN FNC M2 Assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO Still in use as a secondary rifle for training. FN FNC M3 Carbine FN SCAR-L () Assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO Standard issue assault rifle for the Belgian army. SCAR-L MK2 in use as the new standard service rifle for all combat units. Older SCAR-L MK1 are transferred to support units to replace the FN FNC. FN SCAR-L () Carbine FN SCAR-H (CQC) Battle rifle 7.62×51mm NATO 63 SCAR-H CQC ordered for special forces combat divers. Precision rifles FN SCAR-H PR/ FN SCAR-H TPR/MK20 SSR 7.62×51mm NATO 287 SCAR-H PR rifles. MK20 SSR used by the Belgian Military after the US Military adopts it. Accuracy International AX338 Bolt action sniper rifle 8.6×70mm Barrett M107A1 Anti materiel sniper rifle 12.7×99mm NATO 59 delivered by the end of 2014. Machine guns FN EVOLYS 5.56×45mm NATO /7.62×51mm NATO 20 ordered for evaluation. FN Minimi 5.56 Mk3 Tactical SB 5.56×45mm NATO Standard issue LMG. Currently being updated to 'Mk3 Tactical SB' standards, featuring a shorter barrel, adjustable buttstock with shoulder rest, ergonomic railed handguard, new bipod assembly and cocking handle. FN Minimi 7.62 Mk3 7.62×51mm NATO The Belgian government signed a 2 million euro contract to replace all man portable MAG's with 242 Minimi's chambered in 7.62×51mm. FN MAG 7.62×51mm NATO Standard general-purpose machine gun. To be replaced with 242 7.62×51mm chambered Minimi's. Stay in use only as vehicle mounted machine gun. M2HB QCB 12.7×99mm NATO Standard issue heavy machine gun. Built by FN Herstal. Shotguns Remington Model 870 Pump action shotgun 12 gauge In service since 2008. Benelli M4 Semi-automatic combat shotgun 12-gauge Adopted on November 17, 2023, for counter-UAS operations by the Belgian Air Force. Grenade launchers FN40GL Under barrel grenade launcher 40×46mm LV Used by special forces mounted under FN SCAR rifles. 507 on order to replace the F2000 on a squad based level. Heckler & Koch GMG 40×53mm HV Mounted on the army's Jankel FOX Rapid Reaction Vehicles. Grenades Mecar M72 HE Hand grenade N/A Fragmentation hand grenade.M18 Smoke Grenade N/A Smoke hand grenade. Miscellaneous HAFLA Hand-held flame-cartridge N/A Single-shot, disposable incendiary weapon.

Anti-tank weapons Model Images Origin Type Calibre Notes Unguided anti-tank / material weapons M72 LAW Light rocket launcher 66 mm Standard short-range AT weapon on a squad based level. RGW 90 HH Recoilless guns 90 mm Supplements the M72 LAW as the medium-range AT weapon on a squad based level. Orders: 111 RGW90 AS in 2013 509 RGW90 AS in 2016 390 in 2018 1450 delivered in 2020. 4002 ordered in 2022 Anti tank guided missiles Spike-LR 130 mm 66 anti-tank missile systems are currently in use. Replaced the army's older MILAN ATGM.Belgium selects Spike missile to replace Milan - Armyrecognition.com, January 3, 2013 Will be replaced by the French Akeron MP. Will remain in service until 2030. Land mines M6A2 Mine – Anti-tank Landmine N/A Anti-tank mine

Indirect fire

Artillery cannon ModelImagesOriginTypeCalibreQuantityNotes GIAT LG1 - Mark II Towed howitzer 105 mm L/30 14 14 ordered in 1996, delivered in 1997. As of 2024, 14 remain in use.

Mortars Model Images Origin Type Calibre Quantity Notes Mortars Expal M-08 Light infantry mortar 60 mm 65 The variant selected has an asymmetric bipode.

126 purchased (69 delivered in 2012, 57 delivered in 2013) As of 2020, 65 remain in service. Expal 81 MX2-KM Mortar 81 mm 14 Mortars ordered in 2016 to Expal to replace the M1 Mortar. The contract amounted to €3.7 million.

Used by:

6 for the 2nd Commando Battalion 6 for the 3rd Paratroopers Battalion 2 for the Stockem Technical Department for the training Mo-120 RT Mortier 120 mm Rayé Tracté Heavy mortar 120 mm 28 As of 2024, 28 remain in service. 32 were in service the previous years, 4 were donated to Ukraine in November 2022.

To be replaced by the Griffon MEPAC (VBMR equipped with the 2R2M mortar system). Ammunition Mecar 120 mm ammunition – Heavy mortar shells 120 mm – Mecar (KNDS Belgium) produces 120 mm mortar shells for the Belgian Army.

Vehicles Armoured vehicles Model Images Origin Type Quantity Notes Armoured fighting vehiclePiranha IIIC APC 64 Will be replaced by the VBMR Griffon from 2025 Belgium converted to an all-wheeled force, and replaced their Leopard 1s with 242 Piranha IIIC in 7 variants.(138 vehicles from first fixed batch delivered,second and final batch cancelled)

These numbers include the second cancelled batch: 99 FUS APC 32 DF30 fire support version with MK44 Bushmaster II in an ORCWS-30 18 DF90 fire support version with a 90 mm cannon 24 command post serving as a mobile command post 17 repair and recovery variants 18 engineer variants 12 ambulances In 2025, a total of 127 Piranha armed vehicles are in service, primarily within the army, with some also deployed in the medical service. Piranha IIIC - DF30 19Piranha IIIC - DF90 Assault gun 18 Piranha IIIC - AEV 8Piranha IIIC - ARV 9Piranha IIIC - Ambulance Armoured Ambulance 6Piranha IIIC - C2 Armoured command post 14 Multirole armoured vehicle VBMR Griffon > 60 (474 ordered in total)Ordered through the belgian and french CaMo partnership. Griffons will replace Pandur I and ATF Dingo 2 MPPV vehicles as a multirole armoured vehicle. Orders:

382 in 2022 as part of the CaMo 1 phase. 92 as part of the CaMo 3 phase.

Variants ordered:

VTT - Armoured personnel carrier SAN - Medical Evacuation (35) EPC/VOA - Forward observer & Command and control. Genie variant - Combat engineering and recovery.

The vehicles are assembled in Belgium via Mol Cy, a belgian company. First vehicles delivered in July 2025.

Note: the MEPAC variant is included in the Indirect Fire section. Armoured personnel carriers Pandur I 31 44 vehicles went through a mid-life update to extend the service-life until 2035, the vehicle received a ballistic armour upgrade, mine protection, Slat armour, a 12.7mm remote weapon station and an engine upgrade.

39 reconnaissance variants 9 ambulance variants 4 maintenance variants Between 1996 and 1998, 60 examples were built under license in Belgium.

7 were sold to Austria in 2016 (6 reconnaissance variants, 1 ambulance)

In 2025 only 31 are operational. Infantry mobility vehicleATF Dingo 2 MPPV , 218Will be replaced by the VBMR Griffon from 2025. 2 vehicles destroyed by IED in Mali in 2019.

156 FUS variants for troop transport 52 command post 10 ambulance variants LMV Lynx , 80 ~ 360 sent to Ukraine. Oshkosh CLV Falcon , 322 322 vehicles ordered to replace the Iveco LMV as the new command and liaison vehicle. Named CLV 'Falcon' in Belgian service. First deliveries will arrive in 2023 until 2024.

The first units were delivered in January 2024 and are now in use with the IStar Battalion.

135 vehicles armed with FN DeFNder light RWS armed with a 7.62mm machine gun 22 ambulance variants

Unarmoured fighting vehicles Model Images Origin Type Quantity Notes Special operations regiment Jankel FOX RRV "Rapid Reaction Vehicle" Light rapid response vehicle - SOF 108 Contract for 108 RRV signed in January 2016, introduced in July 2017. The vehicle is based on the Toyota Hilux chassis. It is equipped with a 360° ring-mount and pintle mounts for machine guns and automatic grenade launchers.

Protection: 38 modular kits for up to STANAG 4569 Level 1 against small arms and shell splinters. It also has a belly plate with some IED protection. NP Aerospace - Jankel WOLF LTTV Light Tactical Transport Vehicles Light troop transport vehicle - SOF 112 (+ remaining 87 delivered by end of 2026) Contract in April 2018 for 199 LTTV, the deliveries began in 2018. In 2024, Jankel went bankrupt. The assets were taken over by NP Aerospace, and the contract for the remaining 87 vehicles to be produced was signed in December 2024.

The LTTV is based on the Mercedes-Benz UNIMOG U5000. It succeeds to the UNIMOG 1350 of the SFG and paracommando units.

The LTTV features a removable mission modules: 27 special forces modules, 140 troop transport modules. 8 ambulance body modules, 24 logistics modules.

The equipment includes an integrated suite of military sub-systems: a removable ballistic protection kit, a Roll-Over-Protection-System (ROPS), weapon mounts and communications fit. Achleitner Toyota Landcruiser 200 Civilian armoured vehicles 42 Specialised vehicles Mercedes-Benz Unimog U1350L Unimog 1.9T 4×4 Light truck 61 In service since 1995 in the Belgian Army. 10 JACAM: In service since 2010, transformed from the transport variant 4 SVB: Surveillance trucks, equipped with an EL/M-2130A battlefield surveillance radar. 47 Mistral: SHORAD trucks.

Replacement ongoing with the DAF 4×4 and the Jankel WOLF LTTV.

Logistics vehicles Model Images Origin Type Quantity Notes Transport vehicles DAF CF Military 4×4 Light truck 636 636 4×4 ordered in December 2020 for general transport tasks. First delivery in December 2022.

It includes:

410 for 10-foot containers with a HIAB hoolift system 174 flatbed trucks with tarpaulin produced by Porgest 52 flatbed trucks with tarpaulin (by Porgest) and a crane (by HIAB)

Vehicles based on Tatra chassis, using a PACCAR MX-11 engine (410 hp). 352 ballistic cabs for the 4×4 and 8×8 trucks. DAF CF Military 8×8 Heavy truck 243